WASHINGTON, D.C.-The secretary of agriculture in
Packing Task Force mid-June,
leet June li in Texas to The meeting will be open
>view its report before to the public and will begin
bmitting it to the a* 9 a.m. in the Airport
BROOKVALE COMPLETE
MILKING HERD &
BRED HER. DISPERSAL
Located in Juniata County on Seeder Spring
Rd., 3 miles east of Mifflintown, Pa., 5 miles
from Port Royal, 15 from Lewistown. 32 from
Selinsgrove, 48 from Harrisburg. Those using
Rt. 22 take Exit 35, sale will be marked off Rt.
35, three miles from Truck Stop 35. Due to ill
health I will sell the following on
THURSDAY, MAY 17
AT 10:30 SHARP
185-REG. &
HMSRADE HOLSTEINS -185
49 REG. —136 HI-GRADES
76 DH1A14,944M 3.7 T 560 F.
July 77 Rolling 14.554 M 3.7 T 544 F.
„ 78DHIA 13.339 M 3.7 T 504 F.
Herd consist of 160 mature cows & 25 bred hfrs., from
springers to fall freshening. Top sires from ABS &
Curtis used for years. Interstate tested, preg. ex.,
charts day of sale.
Sires represented:
Arlinda Chief; Bootmaker; R Maple; Double
Triune; Bootlegger; Viga Citerion; Hagen; Jet
Stream; Romandale Royal-Red; Citation M; Apollo;
Model; Stardust; 55 Rockman; Kit Builder & many
others.
Service sires represented:
Betty Chief, Milestone, Triple Threat, Boot-Nick,
Chip, Peacemaker, Sagecer Chief, Astronaut,
Beecher, Eclipse & many others.
Some top reg. individuals selling;
This top cow family A VG - 88 Hagen with over
23,000 M at 2 yrs. and 18.866 M & 601 F at 4-10, fresh 3-7
and milking close to 90 lbs. 5.1%. Dam was a VG 88
Citation M with 4-4 342 d 18,028 M 3.5 643 F. Sells with a
GP-82 R Maple mat. sis. with 4 rec. over 17,D00M &
600 F up to 5-9 353 d 23,601 M 3.6 852 F & bred to
Pacemaker. Also selling another GP-82 mat. sis. by
Senator Dollar with only 1 rec. under 16,000 M and
learing 100,DOOM. Records up to 22.225 M & 675 F and
ae in Aug. to Milu. The Dollar’s dau. by Brett sells
proj. for 18.331 M & 739 F at 2-5,
A VG-85 dau. of Apollo with 3 rec. over 16.000 M &
600 F up to 4-2,285 d 17.154M3.9 674 F. Due sale time to
Diamond Grove Chip. Sells with a dau. by Double
Triune with 24 15.622 M & 565 F due in Sept, to Boot-
Nick.
A VG-85 Citation M due sale time. 536 F at 2 yrs.
Dam was a VG-85 Mooseheart Pioneer with rec. to 10-
10 359 d 17.005 M 4.0 686 F and Ift. of 124,736 M & 4,985 F.
Sells with a full sister just fresh with Ist calf and a dau.
by Jacmin Pioneer proj. for 12,000 M & 500 F with Ist
calf & bred to Triple Threat.
A Double Triune with over 18,400 M & 694 F at 2 yr.
making close to 17,000 M & 625 F this yr. & bred to
Pacemaker. Dam was a True Type Model with records
t017,739M&669F.
A GP-82 Arlinda Chief with 3-8 312 d 21,840 M 3.5
767 F. Had 19.423 M & 713 F at 2 yrs. & proj. for oyer
20,000 agam. Due in Oct. to Milu. Dam by Kingpin with
16,978 M & 610 F at 3-0.
A Star Dust making 18,DOOM & 652 F as a 4 yr. old,
bred to Boot-N>ck. Dam was GP-84 Galaxy dau. with
,638 M 3.7574 F.
A GP-84 Bootmaker with 2 rec. over 17,D00M &
600 F. Dam by Wis Reward with over 17,D00M & 578 F.
Sells with a VG-86 maternal sis. with 2 rec. over
21,D00M & 770 F. Also a dau. by an Elevation son
making 14.600 M & 517 F with Ist calf.
A reg. RomandaleTloyal-Red due in Sept, to Triple
Threat making 11,DOOM with Ist calf. Dam was a GP-84
R Maple with 2 rec. over 21,D00M & 910 F.
Many top grades sell with rec. up to 24,000 M &
I.OOOF nearly half the herd 2 & 3 yr. olds.
Sales Mgr. Note:
If it were not for Mr. Adams ill health this real good
herd would not be for sale. Herd has been heavily
culled so only the good ones are left. We think this herd
has the potential of at least 2 to 3 thousand lbs. more
per cow, as the herd has not been fed for high
production. Its grass time and beef is the highest in
history, so don’t miss this opportunity for * good
replacements. Sale will start at 10:30 sharp, so be on
tune.
Terms Cash or Good Check
Lunch available
Sale under cover
Owner,
.. ... CHET ADAMS
tctioneer—Arlow Kiehl
Mgr.—Gordon Wood
Mansfield. Pa.
Phone 717-549*4901
For the most in advertising coverage and preparing
your sale Call Woods Auction Service.
Meat price meeting set
Manna Hotel, Dallas-Fort
Worth Regional Airport.
The report will be based in
part on comments at three
public hearings and on
written statements sub
raitted to the department.
The public still has until May
21 to submit written
statements. They should be
addressed to deputy ad
ministrator, AMS, USDA,
TOM GREER
MACHINERY
AUCTION
THURSDAY EVENING
MAY 24
7:00 P.M.
Avon, NY. At 5492 Avon-Lima Road, Rte. 5 &
20,6 mi. west of Lima, 2 mi. east of Avon.
JD 4020 diesel wide front tractor, 2026 hrs., cab &
duals; JD F 345 4-btm. 16” plow w/hyd. reset; JD
quick-hitch; JD 3020 diesel w/cab & duals; JD 2020 gas
tractor 1018 hours, with #47 loader (front mt.) snow &•
manure backet; JD 3-btm. 16” 3-pt. trip plow; JD side
mt . mower; 1966 INT loadstar 1700 truck w/10-ton
rigid lift,' overdrive, & nearly new 16’ grain rack; two
F6OO Ford farm trucks w/hoists & grain racks; JD 55
combine w/12’ grain platform and #235 2-row com
head; gravity-flo grain box w/hyd. auger on JD gear;
1974 Tox-O-Wik 370 PTO 300 bu. grain dryer, portable;
Speed King 50’ x 6” PTO grain auger on carrier; JD
#3OO 50’ hay & grain elevator; JD 24’ hay & grain
elevator; JD 14T baler w/kicker; windrow turner;
Owatonna 10’ windrower; Grove bale wagon w/JD
running gear; INT 4-bar rake; JD 494 A com planter;
Calhoun fertilizer spreader; sprayer w/200 gal.
fiberglass tank; JD Rg4 4-row 3-pt. cultivator; INT. #l5
wheel drag, all reconditioned; 4-section 16’ drag; JD
12’ cultimulcher; 12’ cultipacker; JD AW 12’ transport
disc; JD #l2 flail chopper; Darwin rotary trailer
mower; Arps 3-pt. terrace blade; 2-Wheel trailer
w/hoist; JD ground-driffen spreader; flatbed
w/running gear; Darwin 500 RSI high-pressure
washer; Acetylene outfit; 300-amp welder; quantity of
misc. small tools; approx. 1700 bales oat straw; two
1000-bushel grain bins (metal).
TERMS: Cash or good check day of sale with ID,
nothing to be removed until settled for.
CREDIT: Available by contacting Ernie Morris,
Genesee Country Bank, Warsaw, NY, phone 716-786-
3195 prior to sale.
WILLIAM KENT, INC.
SALE MANAGER & AUCTIONEER
BERGEN, NY
Ph. 716-494-1890 or 1287
PUBLIC AUCTION
FARM EQUIPMENT
FRIDAY, MAY 25
AT 11:00 A.M.
Between Strausstown & Schuylkill Haven,
turn east off Rt. 183 at Reeds Church onto
Diebert Valley Rd. toward Landingville for
approx._s miles, turn over the hill at Anna Hoy's
farm to first farm, Schuylkill Co., PA.
1978 John Deere 2840 diesel tractor w/wide front,
only 165 brs.; Case 3 btm. 3 pt. plow; MM 9’ transport
disc; JD 12’ harrow; JD1209 mower conditioner; JD
336 baler w/ejector; JD 8250 - 14x7 double disc drill
used 2 yrs., International 56 4 row com planter used 1
yr.; JD hay rake; N. Idea 324 2 row wide com busker;
N.H. 352 Grinder mixer; 2 bale side wagons, INH wide
track; JD 16A flail chopper: JM 265 bu. gravity wagon;
Huskee 100 bu. grain auger wagon; 150 gal. trailer
weed sprayer; NH 10’ lime drill; 28’ Zimmerman
elev.; 24’ Smoker elev.; 21’ -4” grain auger; MC 200
manure spreader; 6’ disc; Bolens 5 hp riding mower;
Agway 20” rotary mower; Lawn Boy 21” rotary
mower; plus other articles not mentioned.
AUCT. NOTE: Some of the items are nearly new,
farming operation being discontinued. Be on time, not
many small items.
Terms: Cash or Check, sale day.
Ordered by,
CLAIR MOYER
CONDUCTED BY
RALPH W. ZETTLEMOYER AUCTION CO.
R.D. 1 Breiningsville, PA
Tele: (215) 285-4616
rm. 3039-S, Washington, D.C.
20250.
Officials said there would
be no public statements at
the Texas meeting, as were
sought at die three public
hearings in April and May.
However, a short question
and answer period will
follow the Texas meeting.
The task force was ap
pointed by Secretary of
Owner,
TOM GREER
Ph: 226-3548
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 12,1979—39
Luther Snyder honored
HARRISBURG
testimonial roast was held
April 14 at the Perry Valley
Grange for Luther Snyder,
past master of the Penn
sylvania Grange. Snyder is
now a deputy secretary of
agriculture.
Among the many guests
Agriculture Bob Bergland to
study and make recom
mendations on the meat
pricing and price reporting
systems used nationally.
PUBLIC SALE
ANTIQUES
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AND GOOD TOOLS
MONDAY, MAY 21
10:00 A.M.
Located 355 W. Orange St.. Lancaster, PA.
SELLING:
Hotpoint 2 door refrigerator, automatic washer,
wringer washer, Hipplewhite inlaid table, lots of
furniture including oak, mahogany, walnut,
upholstered and meatl. Picture frames, mirrors, floor
lights, sterling and plated flatware, brass art.
Glassware and china: Nippon, Deco. Ironstone, pink
hobnail, pink depression, machine etched, green and
other glassware and china. Household articles, wooden
step ladders, metal wheelbarrow, air compressor,
hand, garden, mechanical and other good tools.
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
NO OUT OF STATE CHECKS ACCEPTED. Food
Served.
Sale by,
MARGARET E. SPEIDEL
Auctioneer
Howard Shaub
464-3541
& Roy C. Probst
464-3190
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ANTIQUES & FARM
MACHINERY AT THE FARM OF THE LATE
STERLING PETERS
Nescopeck, R.D. 1, Hollenbeck Twp.,
Luzerne County, Pa.
Just Off Briggsville-Hobbie Road. Follow Sale Arrows Off
Rt. 93 (Berwick-Hazleton Highway) on 239 East at
Nescopeck Twp. Fire Hall or Approx. 5 Miles from Exit 38
(Conyngham Exit) Off 1-80 on Rt. 93 toward Berwick.
FOLLOW SALE ARROWS
SATURDAY, MAY 19
9:30 A.M. SHARP - RAIN OR SHINE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS S piece Walnut Bedroom Suite, 4 piece Birds
Eye Maple Bedroom Suite, 3 piece Bedroom Suite, 2 piece modern Living
Room Suite, Auto. Washer, Kenmore Dryer approx. 2 yrs. old,
Westmghouse Ref. fe Westmghouse Upright Freezer & Maytag Wringer
Washer, all about 1 yr. old Frigidaire Ref., Coldspot Chest Freezer,
Hardwick Gas Range, Metal Wardrobe, several 9 z 12 Rugs, Pots, Pans,
Small Appliances, fe Oishware of every description.
ANTIQUES Marble Top Table, very old Cherry Drop Leaf Table with
Drawer, Rounded Glass China with daw Feet, Oak Chifferobe, Plank
Btm. High Chair, lot of old Furniture, Violm-Uke w/Case good cond,
Buffalo Robe, Spindle Cradle, Cedar Chest, box of old Elgin Pocket
Watches, old Silverware, Wire Wheel Buggy, Iron Cnb, old Yam Wheel,
Copper Apple Butter Kettle Oak Drop Leaf Table, several types of very
old Chaus, old Couch, Ithaca Double Barrel 12 ga. Shotgun, Cast Iran
Gnddles, Fry Pans, Porrage Pots, Butchering Kettles, etc, Aget Ware,
Wooden Butter Chum, Glass Butter Chum, Laddies, Sausage Stuffer,
Meat Grinder, Hog Scalder fe Scrappers, Slant Top DaskrOakSecretary
Book Case, Night Stand, 6 Oak Matching Chairs, Stereograph,
Stenographic Library, several Kerosene Lamps fe Lanterns, did Potties,
Wash Stand, Victrola Talking Machine, old Post Cards. Tin Ware. Oak
Commode, old Wall Magazine Rack, old Market Baskets, Wooden
Cheese Boxes, Christmas Ornaments, Ig. Family Bible, Oak Spool Flower
Stand, Rockers, old Picture Frames, Mantel Clock, Philco Console Radio,
Cabbage Cutters, Dinner Bell, Ice Tongs, old Irons, Horse Collar, Beam
Scales fe Weights, Dough Pan, 1873 Butchering Kettle w/Feet, Copper
Canner, 1858 Jars, old Clothing, Carbide Can fe Lamp*, old Mongol 1 hp.
Gasoline Engine, Crocks fe Jugs of assort sizes. Beam Drill, Hew, 2 Ads,
Jelly Cupboard, many 40 qt. Milk Cans, Horae Shoes, Gram Cradle, Hand
Cora Planter, Fodder Cutter & other items too numerous to list
Owner,
MRS. STERLING PETERS
REAL ESTATE Approx 95 Acre Farm, approx. 60 Acres Tillable,
balance in buildings and woodland to be sold at Public Auction
SATURDAY, MAY 19
AT 1:00 P.M. SHARP, RAIN OR SHINE
Known as the estate of Sterling Peters Farm will be offered m one or
more parcels Consistsof2Vistory,Broomhomewithfullbathup 1 14 bath
down; large bank bam; machine shed; large garage fe several other
outbuildings Lot of road frontage. Approx. % mile frontage on big
Wapwallopen stocked creek (a sportsman’s paradise). Located in
Houenback Twp., Luzerne Co., Nescopeck, R.D 1.
We urge anyone interested in buying a farm to inspect this farm, and
then make sure to attend the sale. For more information or inspection of
this property, call Auctioneer Albert Broyan at 717-379-3216, anytime day
or night
Attorney - Robert E. Bull
Executor - First National Bank of Berwick, Pa.
Auctioneers • Albert Broyan & Dennis Briggs of
Nescopeck, Pa. Phone 379-3286
present were National
Grange Master John Scott
and his wife Dorothy. Mrs.
Scott was the master of
ceremonies for the evening’s
festivities.
‘Snyder’s term of office
was highlighted by his
strengthening of the
Grange’s legislative
program and the founding of
the weekly membership
publication, “The Grange
Advocate for Rural Penn
sylvania.”